There were fistfights inside hot warehouses, and lots of yelling.
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I have seen fistfights at screenings of Israel/Palestine issue documentaries.
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This neutral zone prevents fistfights, intimidation of voters and smear campaigns.
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Any Bourne film is going to feature car chases and fistfights.
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There were tearful breakups, and sometimes fistfights between new partners and exes.
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There are even anecdotal stories of calendrical fistfights breaking out in mosques.
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Lots of action movies have fistfights and fast cars and giant explosions.
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We're all long-conditioned by a street life, the hustling, the fistfights.
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Brawls erupted in Parliament on Thursday, with reports of fistfights among lawmakers.
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They don't get into fistfights with people who don't see things their way.
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Double the recipe to prevent any fistfights from breaking out between your cousins.
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You can't turn around for news of barnburners, fistfights and incitement to riot.
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Later, fistfights broke out in the balcony and the conductor withdrew mid-performance.
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Fistfights and screaming matches broke out, and the rally officially was called off.
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We've had shoot-outs and brutal, confined fistfights, and lots and lots of walkers.
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There are neighbors who are no longer on speaking terms; squabbles occasionally become fistfights.
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Passions have been high throughout the sessions in Parliament, with fistfights a regular feature.
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He had been physically abused as a child and was prone to getting into fistfights.
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A notorious 1998 performance at Brownie's in the East Village included fistfights among the musicians.
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He and I have been close to a couple of fistfights, but hey, that's all right.
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Most people don't go down to the wine bar to rip shots and get into fistfights.
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A few men got into fistfights — all over a couple most of them didn't even know.
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Since moving home to Australia, I have heard more than one story about souvlaki-inspired fistfights.
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Scores of people were injured amid fistfights and screaming matches between white supremacist groups and counterprotesters.
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The rest of the movie includes many typical spy movie trappings — exotic cars, fistfights and chases.
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There's election-based dread in the air—fear that the holiday will devolve into partisan family fistfights.
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There have been fistfights caught on camera, with bare-knuckle brawls taking place on crowded city streets.
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They knew all the underground tunnels in Chinatown; got in fistfights with the kids from Little Italy.
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It focused unflinchingly on the fistfights and gun battles that erupted between blacks and whites on military bases.
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Instead, she is angry and resentful and stubborn, prone to shouting and fistfights and flights of self-pity.
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I do think that us being friends has helped, although we've gotten into fistfights, people have been arrested.
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There is also a lot of conflict: verbal sparring, blazing guns, martial arts mayhem, fistfights, and psychological battles.
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Threats and fistfights were part of the political game, and congressmen sometimes put such violence to legislative purpose.
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For a while, one family member lived in Paris on pommes frites, getting into fistfights with anti-Dreyfusards.
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In his eight seasons in the National Hockey League, Riley Cote estimates he got into hundreds of fistfights.
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John said he didn't mind the fistfights—it was something to do, at least—and I believed him.
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They also gained prominence for a relentless campaign against Zuma that led to street protests and fistfights in Parliament.
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The previous day, which also saw fistfights, they had drowned out proceedings with defiant singing of the national anthem.
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Fistfights, mostly the result of newcomers unfamiliar with the local pecking order, were nearly as common as Frisbee games.
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The drama has come faster than usual this season, from fistfights to free agents to sneakerheads grabbing the spotlight.
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Given that frustration, and the length of the day, working to avoiding fistfights on the Senate floor is admirable.
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I come home bruised From fistfights and snowball fights With boys who live in the tenement on the corner.
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In class, Bjelf said, Vallee would say "Pass" when he was called on; outside of class, he would provoke fistfights.
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On the other hand, from the beginning of time neighbors have exchanged nasty words that led to fistfights or worse.
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But he also drove donuts, sped wildly on the road, and had bloody fistfights in Les Izards, his childhood neighborhood.
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Police were widely criticized after last year's event, where some officers did not intervene to stop fistfights and other mayhem.
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Gravediggers bash in old skulls for the sheer drunken fun of it; fistfights erupt over a bag of potato chips.
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Of course, there aren't many offices in which the principals take industrial quantities of artificial stimulants and launch themselves into fistfights.
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Two previous events ended in bloody fistfights and riots, and one counterprotester was sent to the hospital with a skull fracture.
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Fistfights, shoving matches, weapon wielding, mass brawls: Largely forgotten now, these clashes show a momentous political struggle unfolding in real time.
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He gets into unprovoked fistfights that take three pages to describe and that involve dozens of barehanded punches to the head.
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The campaign headlines alone — featuring tense protests and fistfights, and a front-runner warning of riots — are cause enough for concern.
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Things are more relaxed at the former pool hall and bar known for being the scene of many late night boozy fistfights.
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Some of the hundreds of party supporters gathered outside the court engaged in fistfights with police, according to eyewitnesses and video images.
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From toddler to geezer, Gray and Brown literally place us inside a mouth punished with caramel apples, fistfights, and painful dental visits.
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There is just one tiny parking lot, and it got so crowded that people were getting in fistfights over spots, Mayville said.
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It's one of the great fistfights in American literature, but had Stevens even read Hemingway's work, or any new fiction at all?
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Chaos. The young couple's romance has spawned protests, shut down businesses, caused fistfights and pitted Muslim and Buddhist leaders against each other.
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He was in solitary because hehad a lot of tattoos, some with supposed gang affiliations, and so he keptgetting into fistfights and stuff.
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The neighborhood is home to the town's poorest folks, a place where fistfights get posted on YouTube and scores are settled with knives.
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Provocations, scuffles and fistfights between his supporters and protesters were such that Mr Trump decided at the last moment to cancel the rally.
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In 1924, there were fistfights in the aisles and roosters released in the galleys; the police were called to break up the rumbles.
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This means taking science and adolescent brain development into account, and not criminalizing typical adolescent behavior such as fistfights or infractions at school.
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Two years later, Taft was a rough-and-tumble place where written accounts say many disputes were settled by fistfights, knives and gunfire.
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Families can fall into utter conflict; Cox notes that he's seen some nearly descend into fistfights in the hospital over contentious care decisions.
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This satirical mode was also used stateside where political factionalism was characterized as "pugilism," representing the occasional fistfights that would break out in Congress.
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A similar Patriot Prayer event on June 4 devolved into fistfights and assaults by both sides as police struggled to keep the groups apart.
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"Wonderland," though, is devoted almost entirely to an early adolescent self, one old enough to skateboard and get into fistfights and think about girls.
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Macdonald, who includes imaginary fistfights in his memoir, and in his comedy, said that there was "a kind of joy" in the real thing.
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After that you may need to chase down a suspect, and there's lots of driving to and from various locations, and even a few fistfights.
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As a woman, I used to watch guys get into drunken arguments that escalated into fistfights and wonder what the hell was wrong with them.
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His bands played "firemen's fairs, carnivals, drive-ins, supermarket openings and hole-in-the-walls", and countless bars where fistfights and police raids were common.
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He has never given an inch when it comes to acknowledging that high-speed collisions and bare-knuckle fistfights might cause long-term brain damage.
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In the future I was going to have to check my tongue and my testosterone at the door if I wanted to avoid getting into fistfights.
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Fistfights and screaming matches erupted Saturday, barely 20153 hours after a scuffle Friday night at the nearby University of Virginia between torch-bearing demonstrators and counterprotesters.
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The day was marred by pepper spray, screaming and fistfights, and before the rally could begin, police decided the protest constituted an unlawful assembly and Gov.
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He looked as if he'd been in a fistfight, which made Peggy wonder if her husband could be the sort of man who got into fistfights.
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In movies, men's cleaned-up, choreographed, heroic representations of gunfire and fistfights have presented for us romanticized, highly unrealistic notions of what violence is all about.
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Despite the ailments, or perhaps because of them, he did not shy from physical contact, whether digging ditches as a teenager or getting into occasional fistfights.
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The arts festival grew rowdy after midnight, the Mercer County prosecutor's office said, and had to be shut down by the police after fistfights broke out.
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This week, watch a play about Surrealist fistfights, hear a late masterwork from avant-garde composer Morton Feldman, attend a political sign-making workshop, and more.
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Police initially asked the group of more than 500 people to disperse because they were creating a traffic jam but an altercation ensued and fistfights broke out.
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In recent years, state media has detailed numerous dramatic incidents involving irate passengers, ranging from blocking moving aircraft on an active runway to fistfights with airport employees.
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The guns have a real weight to them and take time to reload, while fistfights can be brutal, violent slogs that seem ripped out of Netflix's Daredevil.
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Ron, who admits his son grew up in a dysfunctional household, says David began getting into fistfights in the first grade and grappled with severe asthma attacks.
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The title character is hiding out on the fringes of society, getting in shirtless fistfights for money, when an old friend pulls him back into the game.
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The boys of Hinton's world have all the trappings of aggressive males: They run in packs, take to the streets at night, start fistfights and carry knives.
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As part of her series of works investigating these Surrealist fistfights, Shana Lutker presents The Average Mysterious and the Shirt Off Its Back at Hauser, Wirth & Schimmel.
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As Americans waited for hours in long lines, fistfights broke out, people stole gas from each others' tanks, and the nation's truckers went on violent strikes demanding relief.
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He was fired after six months for selling drugs out of the kitchen, taking loans he did not repay and getting into fistfights with patrons, the owner said.
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Amid the fistfights and chants of "Lock her up," Trump called out a reporter by name to his angry crowd (and regularly singled out news organizations for derision).
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Clashes alternated between the streets, where thousands of supporters from each side marched, and the Parliament, where lawmakers broke into fistfights and even hurled chile powder at one another.
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KAMPALA (Reuters) - Fistfights and chair-throwing broke out in Uganda's parliament on Tuesday ahead of a debate on whether to grant long-serving President Yoweri Museveni another term in office.
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Da-hee, 13, who was born in South Korea, used to get into fistfights with classmates who called her a "commie" because both of her parents had fled the North.
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As words turn into shoving matches or even fistfights, the outcome is inevitably the same: The winner rides away in the back seat, leaving the loser seething at the curb.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Fistfights broke out and furniture was smashed in Afghanistan's Parliament on Wednesday as disagreement about who should lead the country's new lower house dragged into its second month.
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It could be that the series has decided to tackle issues like parenthood because it thinks it can wrap these sober concepts in the guise of high-octane chases and fistfights.
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You'll also get into a lot of fistfights; just like Kiryu before him, Yagami is constantly accosted by low-level thugs and disgruntled yakuza, and Judgment doesn't skimp on the combat.
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Through him, we experience an action thriller where gunshots are set to drumbeats, where cars zip along in time to the rhythm, where chases and fistfights are choreographed like dance numbers.
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The employees said that over the last several months, there have been more than 30 incidents at the West 95th Street restaurant where they work including shootings, assaults and bloody fistfights.
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There will be fangs, fistfights and "Bite me" jokes, all set to guitar-driven musical numbers that will sound just like heaven to fans of 1980s straight-to-VHS action films.
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The women directed at least six children to have fistfights, the state alleges, noting that the children wore a padded glove and used it to hit each other's heads and bodies.
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Four people involved in the melee were shot, one was stabbed and three sustained lesser injuries, possibly due to fistfights, Denver Police Chief Robert White said during a press conference Saturday evening.
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The artists broadcast their message in paintings of speed and flight, in antagonistic theater pieces that frequently ended in fistfights and eventually — as would happen perhaps only in Italy — in a cookbook.
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The least funny thing about this movie is that it came out the same year three NHL enforcers—the guys who get in the fistfights—died of complications related to head trauma.
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This is how Mizzurna best exhibits a Shenmue sensibility, as Matthew must endure bar fistfights, animal attacks, car chases and tailing suspects without being spotted, to name just a few random scenarios.
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Joanne Freeman, a historian at Yale, counted more than 1503 incidents of violence (including fistfights, canings and the pulling of knives and pistols) on the floor of Congress between 1830 and 1860.
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"It's an Upper East Side genteel club — and to have fistfights outside, it just doesn't match," said one former Metropolitan Republican Club president, who spoke to BuzzFeed News on the condition of anonymity.
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KPA troops have killed Americans with axes, provoked fistfights at the truce village and not long ago smuggled anti-personnel mines onto a southern patrol path, blowing the legs off South Korean soldiers.
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Saturday's rally was in stark contrast with two other rallies organized by Gibson this summer that ended in bloody fistfights and riots that sent one counterprotester to the hospital with a skull fracture.
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Zayya Lwin, 27, is one of 17 organizers of the anti-war protest which on Saturday degenerated into scuffles and fistfights, raising fresh concerns about freedom of speech in the Southeast Asian nation.
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Video footage showed several men being taken away on stretchers or treated by paramedics after an evening of fistfights and street brawls between people on opposing sides of the city's yawning political divide.
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When genuine rock stars got into fistfights onstage, when Prince showed his ass on live, national TV, when Fiona Apple called the assembled gatekeepers and demigods of the music industry bullshit to their faces?
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The co-stars get up to a range of debauchery, including smoking joints and doing shrooms, climbing all over cars and RVs, getting into fistfights, and sneaking into a closed-off hotel swimming pool.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar police said on Monday they would charge 17 organizers of an anti-war protest on the weekend that degenerated into scuffles and fistfights, and raised new concern about freedom of speech.
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Known as "Eagles Court," the idea for the courtroom came after a 1998 game broadcast on "Monday Night Football" in which there were 60 fistfights in the stands, and someone fired a flare gun.
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Mr. Trump has himself predicted rioting if he is somehow denied his party's nomination, encouraged his supporters to get into fistfights with his detractors and hinted that he'd punch a protester if given the opportunity.
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Over in Amherst, Ma., State and University of Massachusetts police had more trouble as about 2,000 people flooded the streets near UMass Amherst and began throwing objects, setting off smoke bombs, fireworks and starting fistfights.
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" In my early 20s, I'd get into fistfights all the time because I was like, "Society hates gay people so I need to be ultra-militant to buck this stereotype and defend myself and others.
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One of my last bunkies was pitiful: a lying, scheming, thieving addict who ended up having two fistfights within hours over his drug debts and the stealing that he was doing to support his habit.
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Shouts and fistfights erupted inside and outside the legislative palace, as security forces in riot gear prevented several opposition congressmen from entering the legislative palace, including opposition leader Juan Guaidó, the incumbent national assembly president.
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Black Friday, the most celebrated shopping day of the year, abounds with tales of fistfights over discounted televisions or even stampedes as consumers rush to get that low-priced sweater they saw in an ad.
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Scuffles and fistfights broke out over that weekend before a man drove a silver Dodge Charger into a crowd, killing Heather Heyer, 32, a local paralegal whose father said she was always fighting for others.
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Scuffles and fistfights broke out over that weekend before a man drove a silver Dodge Challenger into a crowd, killing Heather Heyer, 32, a local paralegal whose father said she was always fighting for others.
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Fistfights between irate drivers have been growing more frequent as traffic has worsened, Mr. Abdel-Hadi noted — a problem that peaks during the holy season of Ramadan, when Egyptians rush to break their fast at sunset.
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Saturday morning: Rally canceled, violence continues The Saturday event lived up to its SPLC billing, as fistfights and screaming matches broke out in this blue town of 47,000 that is home to Monticello, Jefferson's onetime estate.
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Blur's time abroad not only put them on the brink of splitting up, it also caused band members to engage in fistfights with one another, and Coxon to drunkenly smash every windowpane of their tour bus.
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At the rally, which was held to protest the planned removal of a statue of Confederate general Robert E. Lee, scores of people were injured amid fistfights and screaming matches between white supremacist groups and counterprotesters.
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The show was heavy on car chases, fistfights and bullets - and light on nuance - as Connors pursued the bad guys, although he later professed to a determination to plumb the emotional depths of his TV alter ego.
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Rather than search for a better, higher-paying job, Issa makes money on the side as a Lyft driver, a position that, among other things, also involves cleaning up other people's vomit and trying to stop fistfights.
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Its virtual disappearance since has made it seem like an abstraction, one of those common experiences of yesteryear that old-timers think kids today are too coddled to abide, like schoolyard fistfights, helmetless cycling, and child labor.
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They were both trying to pump up that section of American culture that thinks fistfights are cool, making it clear that they don't see themselves as the kind of people who get arrested for assault or battery.
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In all, Hernandez racked up about a dozen separate disciplinary offenses between May 224 and October 22015, including three fistfights, two smoking-related issues, two surprise prison tattoos and possession of a nearly six-inch sharpened metal shiv.
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LOUDON, N.H. — Martin Truex Jr. felt a bit uneasy as he settled into a seat in the Nascar hauler where officials summon drivers who are accused of rules infractions, bruised from fistfights or found guilty of poor decorum.
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The open question is how much of this renegade energy — from the songs, which have more in common with hardcore than hip-hop, to the fistfights, to the drugs — will survive during the bumpy transition into the mainstream.
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Director David Leitch captures the fistfights and car chases cleanly and sharply, without too much CG muddiness and with plenty of cheer-worthy moments; I practically convulsed with glee at several points during one particularly thrilling ride through London.
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There are fistfights in alleys and more extensive episodes of combat, during which Diana makes use of her aunt's training, traditional Amazon weapons (notably a glowing piece of rope called the Lasso of Truth) and her own unique abilities.
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Fistfights broke out on a road leading to Michigan State University in East Lansing as about 40 backers of Spencer walked up a road leading to the campus, where roughly 500 demonstrators had gathered, surrounding an armored police vehicle.
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Authorities say a number of fistfights broke out at an all-night New Jersey arts festival and the event was on the verge of being shut down when gunfire erupted, killing a suspect and injuring 220 other people, some critically.
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The show has been in reruns for three years, but one of its stars, Drita D'Avanzo, 43 — wife of reputed mobster Lee D'Avanzo, 50 — has managed to keep herself in the spotlight by engaging in fistfights and social media beefs.
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Ron tells 20/20 he took a 9-year-old David to his first "auditing" session – a kind of Scientology counseling session – in 1969, and the boy who suffered severe asthma attacks and often got into fistfights connected with the religion immediately.
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Members of Taiwan's Legislative Yuan, or parliament, are notorious for breaking out spontaneously in brawls over contentious pieces of legislation, but a recent infrastructure spending bill from the ruling Democratic Progressive Party has proven to be particularly controversial, prompting some pretty ugly fistfights.
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Judgment plays a lot like a traditional Yakuza game — which means you'll be exploring a large, impressively detailed city and getting into lots of fistfights — but these new interactions give it a different flavor, one very in keeping with the detective vibe.
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He survived fistfights in the basement and a vicious campaign of hazing: co-workers slashed his fire coat, crushed his helmet, dropped a wrench onto his head, threatened to throw him off a building, poured honey into the fire-engine gas tank.
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I transported five people on a four-hour, roundtrip jaunt to Long Island from Business Insider's suburban test center, and there were no fistfights, so chalk one up to Nissan there for selling a family car that actually makes good on the designation.
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" And he told Pete Berg early on that "Mile 22" should have a separate, two-million-dollar budget for two set pieces "with fistfights in cars as they fly around, to give it the look and feel of a much bigger movie.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the 1914 short film, A Busy Day, Charlie Chaplin, dressed in drag, plays a suffragette, wreaking havoc and getting into fistfights all over town for no real reason, sans dialogue and accompanied by a ragtime score.
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I have often seen television footage of people in parliaments around the world screaming at each other and getting into fistfights however, with maybe a rare exception, we have always prided ourselves in conducting the business of the country in a more dignified manner.
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The weekend started with fistfights on Saturday in at least two areas of Hong Kong, apparently after protesters confronted government supporters who were vandalizing the so-called Lennon Walls that the movement has set up across the city for pro-democracy messages and artwork.
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The Secret Service and the NYPD are taking extraordinary steps to brace for potential violence of the kind that, in this especially vicious campaign, has seen fistfights erupt at rallies and nervous Secret Service agents several times rush the campaign stage to protectively surround the candidates.
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There were eyebrow-arching moments like the arrest of a 12-year-old girl for doodling on her desk with a green marker, of an autistic child who had kicked a trash can, of teenagers who got into fistfights (as teenagers have done probably since Neanderthal days).
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The Friday night bashes were known to include fistfights, contests to see who could run through the flames slowest, sex in the back of cars, sheriff's department raids and the stupidest trick of all, races home with drivers who had no business being behind the wheel.
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When I saw what they did, which is a criminal act, by the way, where they're telling people to go out and start fistfights and start violence, I tell you what, in particular in Chicago, people were hurt and people could have been killed in that riot.
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David's father introduced him to Scientology as a child, and he rose quickly within the church Ronald Miscavige introduced young David and his family to Scientology in the late-'22006s, and said the boy who struggled with severe asthma and often got into fistfights connected with the religion immediately.
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Fate of the Furious largely eschews the martial arts that were a staple of the past few films – which is a shame, since the few fistfights it does have are more energetically shot and staged than the explosive, CG-heavy extravaganzas that are the meat of this movie.
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The warring Christian sects, in their struggle to dominate the sacred Church of the Holy Sepulcher (a struggle that at times has led to almost comical fistfights among priests, monks and ministers), have made great efforts to enhance their part of the space and make it outshine the others.
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These included throwing snowballs at a stand-in Santa in 1968, 60 separate fistfights at a single game in 1997, crowds cheering over a career-ending neck injury to Cowboys wide receiver Michael Irvin in 1999, and, most recently, a drunk fan punching a police horse in 2018.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads WASHINGTON, DC — In her ongoing series Le "NEW" Monocle, artist Shana Lutker takes a few famous fistfights instigated by Surrealists in Paris in the 1920s and, after many hours of research, creates stage sets and performances based on their circumstances and philosophical undertones.
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To this end, he photographs coal miners, their faces concealed under layers of black soot, both at work and at home; he captures sun-drenched garden parties as guests wander in and out of the frame like ghosts; and depicts working-class children staging back-alley fistfights or cavorting like can-can girls.
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Huge gas lines and fistfights In 1973 and 1979, trouble in the Middle East, first an Arab embargo and then the Iranian Revolution, led to huge gas lines and turmoil across the United States as citizens realized how dependent they had become on this commodity and how little control the nation had over it.
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It also stressed that this is just one way of doing things — and in a world where the proponents of the MLA guide still regularly get into fistfights with the Chicago-style faction and fans of the AP Stylebook (which we kind of follow here at TC), that's a good thing to keep in mind.
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CreditCreditEdwin J. Torres for The New York Times Leer en español Security cameras caught most of the brawl on video: the drunken punches thrown on a South Bronx corner known for fistfights and stabbings, a young man in a dark hooded sweatshirt dancing away as four men march after him, a pit bull running down the block alongside them.
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According to a 2010 New Yorker profile, Reid was an angry kid who got into fistfights with everyone, including his father (who was beating up Reid's mother at the time) and his future father-in-law (who didn't approve of his daughter's choice in husband) and kids from other towns who moved to Searchlight, one of whom he beat so badly he flattened one his own knuckles permanently.
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